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This is a very rare Conn Super Bone made in the late 1880’s/early 1890’s at the Worcester Factory of Conn. The instrument has 2 serial numbers, one for the slide and one for the valve section. It seems that when Conn started the factory in Mass. he used a different serial number system for the slide trombones, as noted by other slide instruments that have been seen from this period. This trombone does have some wear on the silver, but is in generally good shape.

Boston Bb Bariton with 4th valve rotor.

Boosey & Co. "Solbron" 3 valve compensating baritone horn in silver plate.

Olds FH58-I
Olds FH58-I Demo Double French Horn.

Kruspe Double
"Kruspe" Herbert Compensating double french horn in raw brass.

Conn 16A model soprano trombone (slide trumpet) in raw brass made circa 1926.

Dillon Bass Trombone
- Symphonic Bass Trombone
- .562 Bore
- Yellow Brass Bell
- Independent Double Rotor Design Bb/F/Gb/D
- Comes with extra tuning slide for Eb
Model:DMB-BASS-TRB
Manufacturer:Dillon

Dillon Contra Bass Trombone
Model:DMB-CONTRA
Manufacturer:Dillon

Bach Bb Cimbasso
Bach Bb Cimbasso in lacquer. Rare horn has 9" bell and 4 pistons of .570" bore.

Boosey & Company Orpheon

Folks, here at Dillon Music we have the rarest of the rare! This is an Orpheon made the Boosey Company in February of 1887. It was one of a set of 5 made for the famous Gilmore Band and is pictured with the players in Harper’s Weekly of Sept 28, 1889. The instrument is in Bb, with a serial number of 30557 and a bell number of 33242. Of the original 5, only the Eb Tenor was thought to exist. (This one, and the Eb Soprano, which is in Dillon Music’s Collection, have since been found) The instrument is in good shape, and is in the condition it was found. Has engraved on the bell, P.S Gilmore. Please email any questions regarding this magnificent instrument to Steve@dillonmusic.com. This is a chance to own a real piece of American Band History!!!